CABLEGRAMS.

Clutha Leader, Volume IV, Issue 207, 28 June 1878, Page 6

CABLEGRAMS.

govina. _ Montenegro retains the Port of Antivaria. Russia and Itournania will probably divide Bessarabia.

The Emperor of Russia has informed the Congress in reference to Earl Beaconsfield's suggestion foi* a conditional acceptance of. arrangements agreed to by Russia, England, and Austria regarding Bulgaria, that the question may be amicably arranged, provided the administrative automony of South Bulgaria be secured, and no Turr kish troops be quartered therein.

-» (Renter's Special.)

Berlin, June 19. An active exchange of diplomatic comi munications regaining frosli proposals to facilitate the discussion is going on. The strictest secresy is observed regarding the proceedings oi the Congress. The recovery of the Emperor William is painful"and protracted. The Congress has not yet arrived at any decision on the question of the admission of Greece. Russia alone opposes. London, June 19. The Lancashire strike is over. St. Petersburg, June 19. The whole of the Press hnre disapprove of the agreement between Count Schouvaloif and Lord Salisbury. (Special to the Press Agency.) London, June 20. Greece has been admitted to the Congress for hearing, but not to vote. The Congress will meet again probably on Friday. (Special to the Melbourne Argus. ) St. Petersburg, June 6. The Russian semi-official Press is now hopeful that the result of the ensuing Congress will be peace. London, June 6. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, in reply to a question in Parliament, said that the various plenipotentiaries attending the Congress will be instructed by their Cabinets, who alone will decide on all questions of collective responsibility, and that nothing would be submitted to the consideration of Parliament until the conclusion of the Congress. Berlin, June 7. Many arrests have been made of Socialist conspirators of all grades, and severe measures for the repression of the movement are being taken. Even a European Conference on the question is advocated. The Socialist leaders repudiate Dr Nobeling, the assassian who .shot at the Emperor. Paris, Juno 8. The Government of Marshal MacMahon, in accepting the Congress, have also notified that, as circumstances might require, tlioy would not object to the inclusion thereat of questions in connection with Egypt, Lebanon, and the Holy Places. London, June 8. The principal Continental journals unite in congratulating the Earl of Beaeonsfield on diplomacy having so far triumphed that the assembling of the European Congress has at last been definitely agreed upon, which would have been an irnpoasibility without the acquiesence and participation of England. (Renter's Special.) Berlin, June 21. Tho report that Greece has been admitted into the Conference requires conformation . England and Austria maintan l a concurrent attitude, and an entente cordiale regarding Bulgaria. London, June 21. Reinforcements are being sent to the Cape. I Washington, June 20. i Both houses of Congress have voted the ' fishery award. | (Special to the Press Agency.) London, June 22. Money is in moderate demand. , Discount rates are stiffening. The Stock Exchange has been adversely ! affected by heaviness on some Continental bourses, and operators are disposed to realise profits. Consols 95£. The market for Australian securities is very steady. In wool, unflagging interest is displayed. It improved five per cent, as the sales progressed. Tho present scries will close about the sth of July. The com market is weak, with a down- ' Wftrd tendency. Foreign arrivals are heavy. I The Ameiican harvest is estimated at fifty million quarters. The weather is improved. Delays with Congress are ascribed to the firmness of Disraeli. Renter's. Berlin, June 22. Austria and England demand the immediate discontinuance of the Russian occupation of Bulgaria, and that after the final conclusion of peace Turkish garrisons shall occupy the Balkans. The Earl of Beaconsfield maintains that the continuance of the sittings of the Congress shall be conditional on Russia's withdrawal of her troops from Constantinople, whereupon the Russian plenipotentiaries have "appealed to the Czar. London, June 22. A motion is before the House of Commons for applying one million of Church surplus funds towards middle class education. Charles Matthews the comedian, is very ill. His life is despared of. A special to the Star says that the Australians won the match against Middlessex by 98 runs. June 23. The Times this morning announces that Russia, England', and Austria have agreed regarding the boundaries of ISfow Bulgaria. The Congress, by three-fourths of the votes, decided that the English-Austrian demand that the Balkans should be the limit of Bulgaria must be conceded. The Russian concession removes the crisis regarding' the last situation, but it excites popular opposition at St. Petersburg. The Turks will fortify the Balkans. Berlin, June 24. The boundaries of Nev? Bulgaria terminates at the Balkans, but include Sophia. It is certain that Austria either annexes or directly controls Bosnia and Herze-